1. Junk DNA may serve other, unknown purposes.

2. In monkeys, the team discovered a piece of what could be "junk DNA" wedged in at the start of the gene.

3. The model used prior information on how microsatellites, aka "junk DNA, " can change, or drift, over time in a species.

4. Between the genes lay long stretches of "junk DNA," incoherent, useless, and inert.

5. This particular junk DNA indicates a common ancestry with other species on earth, so it is particularly interesting.

6. These spots are located on what is sometimes referred to as junk DNA, areas of genetic material that do not contain instructions for building brain, bone and muscle.

6. try its best to gather and create good sentences.

7. Most other animals have this functioning DNA but at some point in our history, a mutation disbled the gene - whilst leaving behind its remnants as junk DNA.

8. Curious evolution . Lemurs and other prosimians have a working copy of IRGM, but new data show that junk DNA then rendered it nonfunctional in monkeys.

9. In fact, recent studies have suggested functions for certain portions of what has been called junk DNA.

10. There are many hypotheses, none conclusively established, for how junk DNA arose and why it persists in the genome.